Alternate Election Results Thread

[Turquoise Blue]

Decided to start this, so people could post their election results here.

I'll start off with some election results for my fictional country the Kingdom of Rosalia. I'll post the two results of Albion later.

1901 (97 seats total, 49 needed for majority)
Liberals: 51 seats, 53.0%
Conservatives: 35 seats, 35.7%
Delik Independence: 11 seats, 11.3%
Resulting Gov't: LIBERAL MAJORITY
Resulting PM: Niccolo Cyndican (Liberal)

The first democratic election in the Kingdom resulted in a Liberal majority, as the people trusted them, and not the Conservatives. Delik Independence got a lot of votes... This election, and all elections forth, were decided by the Astudillo System (D'Hondt)

1905 (97 seats total, 49 needed for majority)
Liberals: 42 seats, 43.7%
Conservatives: 39 seats, 40.1%
Delik Independence: 16 seats, 16.3%
Resulting Gov't: Liberal minority
Resulting PM: Niccolo Cyndican (Liberal)

The second democratic election saw the Conservatives' persistent attack on PM Cyndican's character affect his party's results. DIP also mobilized their votes and won more seats, thus making the Parliament a hung one. Cyndican continued on as PM, but with a minority.

1909 (75 seats total, 38 needed for majority)
Conservatives: 40 seats, 53.5%
Liberals: 22 seats, 29.3%
Liberal Unionists: 13 seats, 17.2%
Resulting Gov't: CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY
Resulting PM: Abilio Ventura (Conservative)

After the referendum, which took most Liberals and the DIP to narrowly allow, went for Delikian independence, the Tories blamed the Liberals for dividing the country. They and the unionist Liberals, imaginatively called the Liberal Unionists, poured scorn on Cyndican and his Liberals and Ventura's Tories won a clear majority.

1913 (75 seats total, 38 needed for majority)
Conservatives: 40 seats, 52.3%
Liberals: 25 seats, 33.1%
Liberal Unionists: 9 seats, 12.0%
Socialist Labour: 1 seat, 2.6%
Resulting Gov't: CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY
Resulting PM: Abilio Ventura (Conservative)

The free-market attitude of the Conservatives and the headless Liberals who couldn't commit to anything left-ish, alienated workers enough for Socialist Labour, in its first election, to win a single seat, which was filled by Tancredo Torres, coal miner and trade unionist. Also, Liberals made gains off the now uncertain Liberal Unionists, not because of charisma, but because the LU now had nothing worth to campaign on, Delikian independence long since universally accepted.

1919 (75 seats total, 38 needed for majority)
Socialist Labour: 19 seats, 25.1%
Liberals: 17 seats, 21.9%
Conservatives: 16 seats, 20.7%
Radicals: 7 seats, 10.2%
Nationalists: 7 seats, 9.5%
Free Democrats: 7 seats, 9.3%
Social Democratic Workers: 2 seats, 3.2%
Resulting Gov't: Liberal-Conservative-Free Democratic MAJORITY COALITION
Resulting PM: Luis Abelardo Reyes (Liberal)

After the disastrous war with Delik and the Grand Entente, in which ground was burnt and many soldiers died, the people went to the polls, angry and bitter, and brought in many newly established parties. The chaos resulting from the election lasted for a month before a stable Lib-Con-FDP coalition was formed, and Socialist Labour was made to go into Opposition.

1922 (103 seats, 52 needed for majority)
Solidarity List: 47 seats, 44.7%
Liberals: 24 seats, 23.7%
Conservatives: 24 seats, 22.8%
Nationalists: 6 seats, 6.6%
Free Democrats: 2 seats, 2.3%
Resulting Gov't: Liberal-Conservative-Free Democratic minority coalition with S&C from Nationalists
Resulting PM: Luis Abelardo Reyes (Liberal)

The united list of the Socialist Labour Party, Radicals and Social Democratic Workers Party looked like it would gain a majority, but it fell short and the center-right coalition continued its government. After this election, Solidarity would fall apart.

1923 (103 seats, 52 needed for a majority)
Socialist Labour: 32 seats, 30.0%
Liberals: 26 seats, 24.6%
Conservatives: 22 seats, 21.6%
United Populists: 11 seats, 10.3%
Radicals: 6 seats, 6.3%
Free Democrats: 4 seats, 4.2%
Social Democratic Workers: 1 seat, 1.6%
Nationalists: 1 seat, 1.5%
Resulting Gov't: Liberal-Conservative-Free Democratic MAJORITY COALITION
Resulting PM: Luis Abelardo Reyes (Liberal)

The Nationalists and Conservatives was blasted by the rising fascist United Populist Party for "betraying the Right" and they gained big in the polls, at the expense of the Nationalists, and a bit from the Conservatives. Socialist Labour was still the biggest party by far, but Reyes' Liberals remained the leader of the government.

1927 (103 seats, 52 needed for a majority)
Socialist Labour: 32 seats, 30.9%
United Populists: 28 seats, 26.6%
Liberals: 21 seats, 20.7%
Conservatives: 17 seats, 16.5%
Radicals: 2 seats, 2.0%
Social Democratic Workers: 2 seats, 1.9%
Free Democrats: 1 seat, 1.3%
Resulting Gov't: Socialist Labour-Liberal-Conservative MAJORITY COALITION
Resulting PM: Pedro Rubalcaba (Socialist Labour)

In the end, the surge of the United Populists scared the Liberals and Conservatives enough in the end that they decided to side with the devil they knew...

This fear gave birth to the first coalition to be (as they say in future Rosalia), a "Brick Coalition". Its partly because if you mix the colors of the Liberals, Conservatives and Socialist Labour together, you get brick red, and because such a coalition has a majority as strong as a brick-house.

 

[Gorrister]

Don't we already have this?

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Don't we already have this?

That's Election Maps Thread.

 

[Gorrister]

That's Election Maps Thread.

I know,but there's the Wikibox thread.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

I know,but there's the Wikibox thread.

That's for wikiboxes, not election results.

 

[d32123]

Isn't the Maps and Graphics subforum not the best place for this?

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Isn't the Maps and Graphics subforum not the best place for this?

I know. I couldn't think of any other places.

 

[CELTICEMPIRE]

I'll add some stuff:

Republic of Alaska Presidential Elections
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2033
Shall Alaska Become an Sovereign Nation Independent from the United States of America?
Yes: 63.5%
No: 35.3%
Invalid/Blank: 1.2%

2034
Former US Senator Stuart Morrison (Independent): 51.5%
Juneau Mayor Amanda Sorenson (Independent): 29.1%
Activist Jackson Adams (Libertarian): 17.6%
Others: 1.8%

2040
Senate Majority Leader Jackson Adams (Libertarian): 37.6%
Juneau Mayor Amanda Sorenson (Populist): 30.3%
Senator Daniel Cruz (Independent): 21.9%
Activist George Richardson (Independent): 9.4%
Others: 0.8%

2046
Vice President Franklin Chang (Libertarian): 51.1%
Senator Carl Johnson (Populist): 37.3%
Activist George Richardson (Independent): 11.6%

2052
President Franklin Chang (Libertarian): 67.9%
Senator Michael Carson (Populist): 28.6%
Activist George Richardson (Independent): 3.5%

2058
President Franklin Chang (Libertarian): 49.9%
Senator John Hughes (Populist): 25.4%
Senator Jimmy Blair (Workers): 23.1%
Activist George Richardson (Independent): 1:6%

2064
Senator John Hughes (Workers): 48.5%
Vice President Henry Thune (Libertarian): 41.1%
Activist George Richardson (Independent): 0.4%

2070
Activist George Richardson (Independent): 24.5%
President John Hughes (Workers): 24.4%
Senator Ronald Paul Harrison (Libertarian): 21.1%
Activist Harold Greely (Independent): 17.2%
Activist Jerry Clinton (Alaska First): 12.8%

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Another result from Rosalia. Its rapidly growing in population due to sheer size of its land and industralization of the cities. At this point its like 1920s Britain in the cities and more like the late 1900s West in the settled frontier. Oh, and Communists were formerly Social Democratic Workers, but radicalized.

1931 (125 seats, 63 needed for a majority)
Socialist Labour: 53 seats, 41.9%
Liberals: 20 seats, 15.7%
Conservatives: 17 seats, 13.9%
United Populists: 16 seats, 12.5%
Communists: 14 seats, 11.2%
Radicals: 3 seats, 2.5%
Free Democrats: 1 seat, 1.2%
Nationalists: 1 seat, 1.1%
Resulting Gov't: Socialist Labour-Liberal-Radical MAJORITY COALITION
Resulting PM: Pedro Rubalcaba (Socialist Labour)

Prime Minister Rubalcaba managed to place the blame for the Great Depression that started in 1928 at the foot of the previous Lib-Con-FDP coalition and in outrage, the Liberals and Conservatives left the Brick Coalition and triggered an early election. The election was dominated by the Great Depression, and the UPP tried to profit from this, but most of its working-class vote fled back to Socialist Labour, so it lost seats and votes. After the election, a red-red coalition with the Communists were considered, but the moderate Rubalcaba decided against this, and went with reconciliation with the Liberals, bringing the left-liberal Radicals in as well to provide a meditating force between the two main parties. Thus Pedro Rubalcaba formed the first social-liberal coalition in Rosalia's history.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

1935 (157 seats, 79 needed for a majority)
Socialist Labour: 45 seats, 28.4%
Conservatives: 37 seats, 23.4%
Liberals: 24 seats, 15.0%
Nationalists: 20 seats, 12.6%
Radicals: 12 seats, 7.8%
Communists: 9 seats, 6.0%
Free Democrats: 6 seats, 4.0%
United Populists: 4 seats, 2.7%
Resulting Gov't: Socialist Labour-Radical minority coalition with s&c from Liberals
Resulting PM: Pedro Rubalcaba (Socialist Labour)

Prime Minister Rubalcaba's social-liberal coalition was a big disappointment to many, and the new addition of the right-wing state of Licisa to the voter rolls contributed to the Conservative surge and collapse of the Liberals from second to third. However, the UPP, the furthest right of all parties, collapsed due to schisms and splitting, with many defecting to the Conservatives.

Due to the collapse of their votes, the Liberals was hesistant to continue the social-liberal coalition, which now needed the Radicals to have a majority. Their leader, Julian Cortez, finally agreed to a supply and confidence deal. Pedro Rubalcaba would continue as Prime Minister, but with a minority government...

 

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1937 (157 seats, 79 needed for majority)
Socialist Labour: 61 seats, 37.9%
Conservatives: 54 seats, 34.1%
Nationalists: 16 seats, 10.4%
Liberals: 12 seats, 7.9%
Radicals: 5 seats, 3.4%
Free Democrats: 4 seats, 2.7%
Communists: 3 seats, 2.1%
Renewal: 2 seats, 1.4%
Resulting Gov't: Socialist Labour-Liberal-Radical MAJORITY COALITION, then in 1939 Socialist Labour-Conservative NATIONAL COALITION
Resulting PM: Pedro Rubalcaba (Socialist Labour) then in 1939 Alfredo Gutierrez (Socialist Labour)

The Liberals' paranoia got too much, and as the polls for them dipped once too much, they withdrew supply and confidence, forcing yet another election. The voters punished them by kicking them down to fourth, behind the protectionist Nationalists, which agreed on a government with the Conservatives before the voting, but they failed to achieve the majority. Indeed, even though both the Liberals and Radicals lost seats, Socialist Labour gained enough to make up for it, and they continued the social-liberal coalition, but the Liberals were forced to join or no deal. They joined in the end.

The polls were looking bad for the social-liberal coalition by 1939, with the Conservatives leading in several polls for the first time, but then came WWII...

 

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The Republic of Dagestan

The Republic of Dagestan obtained it's independence in 1993, following the dissolution of the USSR. Historically one of the most ethnically diverse republics of the union, the constitution of Dagestan ensures equal rights of the over 13 ethnic groups that reside in the country. The state economy is reliant on oil and natural gas, most of it exported to the Russian Federation as well as engineering and metal-working. The current Dagestani government has also begun much investment into the creation of a flourishing Dagestani finance sector, including the creation of a multi-milion dollar business district in Makhachkala as well as the implementation of a 11% flat tax to lure in foreign investment. However, an increasingly corrupt government as well as a flourishing black market hinder Dagestan's growth.

Currently, Dagestani politics is dominated by the centre-right Unity & Prosperity party, which emerged following the merger of the two largest conservative political unions following the general election of 1997. The party has been in power in some form or another, and they are determined to win the next general election in a landslide.

1993 Independence Referendum

YES: 82.4%
NO: 17.6%

1994 General Election

91 seats, 46 needed for majority

Unity: 41 seats
Social Democratic: 27 seats
Prosperity: 13 seats
Communist Workers: 8 seats
Country and Regions: 2 seats

Magomedshamil Abduragimov (Unity-Prosperity): 65.37%
Abdulla Alishayev (Independent): 18.39%
Eduard Puterbrot (Independent): 13.95%
Others: 2.29%

Unity-Prosperity coalition (8 seat majority)

1997 General Election

91 seats, 46 needed for majority

Unity: 67 seats
Prosperity: 19 seats
Social Democratic: 3 seats
Country and Regions: 2 seats

Unity-Prosperity coalition (40 seat majority)

Magomedshamil Abduragimov (Unity-Prosperity): 83.55%
Maksud Sadikov (Social Democratic): 11.28%
Others: 5.17%

2002 General Election

113 seats, 57 seats needed for majority

Unity & Prosperity: 98 seats
Country and Regions: 10 seats
Independents: 5 seats

Alimsultan Alkhamatov (Unity & Prosperity): 91.03%
Magomed Tolboyev (Independent): 4.79%
Israel Tsvaygenbaum (Independent): 3.20%
Others: 0.78%


2007 General Election

125 seats, 63 seats needed for majority

Unity & Prosperity: 101 seats
Popular Reform: 17 seats
Country and Regions: 5 seats

Alimsultan Alkhamatov (Unity & Prosperity): 89.45%
Nurulislam Arkallayev (Popular Reform): 5.78%
Shirvani Chalaev (Independent): 2.59%
Said Afandi al-Chirkawi (Independent): 1.13%
Others: 1.05%

2011 General Election

125 seats, 63 needed for majority

Unity & Prosperity: 75 seats
Popular Reform: 41 seats
Democratic Labour: 7 seats
Country & Regions: 2 seats

Suleyman Kerimov (Unity & Prosperity): 49.91%
Malik Akhmedilov (Popular Reform): 49.37%
Others: 0.72%

 

[Turquoise Blue]

After the war with Maladul consumed all of 1939-1945, finally victory came. And then came the election...

1946 (204 seats, 102 needed for majority)
Socialist Labour: 105 seats, 51.2%
Conservatives: 72 seats, 35.3%
Radicals: 11 seats, 5.5%
Free Democrats: 8 seats, 4.0%
Liberals: 5 seats, 2.4%
Communists: 2 seats, 1.1%
Nationalists: 1 seat, 0.5%
Resulting Gov't: SOCIALIST LABOUR MAJORITY
Resulting PM: Alfredo Gutierrez (Socialist Labour)

Socialist Labour was on set to lose the plurality to the Conservatives, but scandals in the Conservative Party, plus a successful campaign mixing war leadership and promise of a strong welfare state (blaming the lack of it on the Liberals), gave them such strong momentum by Election Day that they won a majority of seats.

 

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1950 (211 seats, 106 needed for majority)
Socialist Labour: 107 seats, 49.9%
Conservatives: 72 seats, 34.1%
Free Democrats: 19 seats, 9.0%
Liberals: 7 seats, 3.6%
Radicals: 3 seats, 1.5%
Communists: 2 seats, 1.4%
Nationalists: 1 seat, 0.5%
Resulting Gov't: SOCIALIST LABOUR MAJORITY
Resulting PM: Alfredo Gutierrez (Socialist Labour)

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Most recent state elections in Rosalia by 2028...

Ziiona general election, 2025
57 seats. 29 needed for majority.
Conservatives: 43
Positive Ziiona: 10
Farmer-Labour: 4
Ziiona is a state where the Conservatives rule supreme, like in Bavaria, but far worse. They're corrupt, often takes advantage of the voters, and rig elections.

Ki'ilamutik election, 2028
41 seats. 21 needed for majority
Community: 19
One Nation: 14
Friendship: 8
Ki'ilamutik is a Inuit-y sort of place. Its very cold, very Northern. Its called the Land of Forever Winter for a reason. Community is populist-y, One Nation is libertarian-y and Friendship just promises vaguely nice things. No strict ideologies govern here.

Azalia general election, 2025
56 seats. 28 needed for majority
Zaya Freedom: 25 Votes mostly from the Zaya tribe.
Likam: 21 Votes mostly from the Likid and Kama tribes.
Alliance for Azalia's Future: 5 Other tribes tend for this.
Bolen Solidarity: 2 Bolen tribes' party.
Azalian Labour: 2 White working class. Pro-deforestation.
Jamala: 1 Muliz minority interests.
Azalia is a state found in the deep Ooline jungle, and its voting tends to be tribal. ZFP, Likam are conservative, BS and Jamala is fairly progressive economically. Labour is well... Patriarchial Socialism, "White Working Class' Burden". Main SLP doesn't support them. AAF is a general populist party made up of all the small tribes.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Here's a state in the heart of Rosalian industry, Nueva Pianza...

Nueva Pianza general election, 2025
721 seats, 361 needed for majority.
Socialist Labour: 297
Progressive Democrats: 211
PSD-Liberal Alliance: 143
Freedom: 34
Conservatives: 21
Green-Communists: 15

Resulting gov't is a SLP minority.

 

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Workers Commonwealth

The Workers Commonwealth was established in 1935 following the Workers Revolution, led by the Socialist Labour Party and it's armed wing, the Revolutionary People's Army. For the first few decades of it's existence, it was a dominant party state under the Socialist Labour party-led Workers Coalition. Currently, it's a multi-party socialist democracy. Worker owned co-operatives hold massive sway in the economy and the largest industrial and consumer conglomerates are worker-owned and operated.

Socialist Labour: Syndicalism, Marxism-DeLeonism, Revolutionary Socialism
Revolutionary Communist: Marxism-Leninism, Revolutionary Socialism
Workers: Democratic Socialism
League of Socialist Workers: Marxism-Bukharinism

Progressive Unity: Populism, Social Democracy, Reformist Socialism
Popular People's: Market Socialism, Libertarian Socialism
Workingmans: Marxism-DeLeonism, Council Communism, Syndicalism
Democratic Labour: Market Socialism

1936

325 seats (163 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 270 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 193 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 31 seats
Workers' Party: 29 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 17 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 37 seats
Popular People's Party: 8 seats
Workingman's Party: 7 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 3 seats

1939

325 seats (163 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 273 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 196 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 31 seats
Workers' Party: 29 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 17 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 35 seats
Popular People's Party: 8 seats
Workingman's Party: 6 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 3 seats

1944

350 seats (175 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 292 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 205 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 36 seats
Workers' Party: 31 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 20 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 41 seats
Popular People's Party: 7 seats
Workingman's Party: 6 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 3 seats

1946

350 seats (175 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 279 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 201 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 34 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 26 seats
Workers' Party: 19 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 39 seats
Workingman's Party: 15 seats
Popular People's Party: 13 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 4 seats

1951

415 seats (208 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 302 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 211 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 37 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 29 seats
Workers' Party: 25 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 47 seats
Workingman's Party: 31 seats
Popular People's Party: 26 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 9 seats

 

[Megaman03]

The Workers Coalition would continue to hold onto power throughout the 1950's. However, the main opposition parties continued to garner more support, especially among younger voters as they espoused a more socially liberal platform. However, the 1960's would lead to the fall of the Progressive Unity Party and the rise of a more radical, pro-equality party.

1955

415 seats (208 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 300 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 210 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 36 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 29 seats
Workers' Party: 25 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 48 seats
Workingman's Party: 31 seats
Popular People's Party: 26 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 10 seats

1959

437 seats (219 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 295 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 211 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 31 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 28 seats
Workers' Party: 25 seats

Progressive Unity Party: 53 seats
Workingman's Party: 42 seats
Popular People's Party: 30 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 17 seats

 

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The Radical Equality party, formed merely a year before the 1963 General Election, stormed their way to become the country's largest opposition party. Campaigning on equality for everyone and revolutionary left-communism, they gain a big chunk of the Socialist Labour Party's left vote and demolish the Progressive Unity Party. The Workers Party leaves the Workers Coalition, replaced by the more revolutionary Syndicalist Workingman's Party.

In 1971, the Radical Equality Party agrees to form a coalition with the Workingmans', Revolutionary Communist and Democratic Labour Party, establishing the first administration not led by the Socialist Labour Party.

1963

451 seats (226 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 271 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 179 seats
Workingman's Party: 44 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 30 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 18 seats


Radical Equality Party: 91 seats
Workers' Party: 37 seats
Popular People's Party: 29 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 15 seats
Progressive Unity Party: 8 seats

1966

451 seats (226 seats needed for majority)

Workers Coalition: 235 seats
Socialist Labour Party: 107 seats
Workingman's Party: 51 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 30 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 47 seats


Radical Equality Party: 116 seats
Workers' Party: 37 seats
Popular People's Party: 29 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 25 seats
Progressive Unity Party: 9 seats

1971

479 seats (240 seats needed for majority)

Equality Coalition: 251 seats
Radical Equality Party: 130 seats
Workingman's Party: 53 seats
Revolutionary Communist Party: 44 seats
Democratic Labour Party: 21 seats

Socialist Labour Party: 95 seats
League of Socialist Workers: 43 seats
Workers' Party: 41 seats
Popular People's Party: 35 seats
Progressive Unity Party: 14 seats